27 docs tagged with "Premium Indicator"

Advanced Open Interest helps answer a question that price alone cannot: is the current move attracting new futures positions, or are existing positions simply being closed?

Advanced RSI keeps the familiar 0-100 RSI scale, then adds enough context to show how momentum is changing, not only whether RSI is above 70 or below 30. It combines RSI with a moving average, a momentum histogram, divergences, optional Bollinger Bands, and a multi-timeframe table.

Avenger is a trend and value overlay built to keep the chart readable. Its AVG line, EMA structure, Fair Value Gaps, and Daily VWAP help answer three practical questions: what is the broader direction, how far is price from value, and where might a reaction be worth watching?

ZenAlgo - Bender compares volume and delta from spot and perpetual markets. It is designed to show where participation is coming from and whether the different market types agree.

Boxer is a location tool rather than a signal generator. It draws higher-timeframe value areas, VWAPs, and standard-deviation bands so you can see whether price is near an area that deserves attention or moving between meaningful references.

Coin X compares the current asset with Bitcoin, altcoins, dominance, stablecoin dominance, the broader market, and macro risk. It converts each input into a normalized Z-score so very different markets can be read on one scale.

Control places important volume-profile levels from several calendar periods directly on the price chart. It helps answer a practical question: where did the market previously accept value, and where is value developing now?

Crypto Trend is a market-wide dashboard. Instead of analyzing only the symbol open on your chart, it compares Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoin market caps, dominance measures, the dollar index, and other reference markets to describe the current crypto regime.

Delta compares price movement with estimated buying and selling participation. The panel contains several lines and markers, but they all support the same central question: does participation confirm the price move, or disagree with it?

Detector compares total and perpetual-market volume across multiple exchanges. It then uses delta, divergences, dots, diamonds, and background states to show where participation changes or disagrees with price.

Engine combines several directional models into one decision panel. It is useful when you want to distinguish a trend continuation, a pullback opportunity, and a contrary reversal without treating every signal as equal.

Five Elements brings Delta, stablecoin conditions, basis, open interest, volume, and VWAP context into one panel. It is designed to show whether a move is supported by several different types of market evidence.

Golden Vein combines six anchored VWAPs into a single overlay. It helps show where short- and long-term value agree, where they separate, and when their order changes.

Haze is an Ichimoku-inspired trend overlay. It simplifies the relationship between a fast Conversion Line, a slower Mean line, and the projected cloud into a small set of readable states and symbols.

Heavy Delta is an overlay toolkit for reading price structure, relative volume, delta disagreement, momentum, and value references in one chart. It is most useful for finding confluence: a symbol is stronger when it agrees with an order block, the moving-average structure, AVG/D VWAP direction, and the broader trend state.

Channel builds a volume-based price channel between two selected points. It is useful for seeing the slope of an active move, where most trading occurred inside it, and whether price is merely testing a border or has confirmed a breakout.

Mars is an RSI-based momentum oscillator built around a main moving average, its signal line, and multi-timeframe context. It helps identify momentum shifts and distinguish a warning from a fully aligned strong signal.

MoniThor compares open interest and volume across up to nine selected markets. It is designed for scanning: instead of opening many charts, you can quickly see where positioning or participation is unusually strong.

ZenAlgo - Multiverse displays VWAP value across six time horizons at once. It helps answer whether price is above or below short-, medium-, and long-term value, and whether those references are clustered or widely separated.

Platinum is a broad confluence system that combines moving averages, order blocks, delta, waves, flow, divergence, RSI, daily VWAP, and an average-price model. It is useful when you want one chart-level summary of many independent conditions.

Ranger builds daily and weekly ranges around VWAP. It is useful for judging whether price is near balance, stretched away from value, or returning into a previously established range.

Seasonality Match searches historical time windows for recurring bullish and bearish conditions. It combines several market elements and ranks the hours, days, and sessions that most closely match the selected seasonal behavior.

Sessions separates the trading day into Asia, Europe, and US sessions, then records what happened inside each one. It is useful when you want to know not only where price is now, but which session created the range, volume, and directional pressure that price is reacting to.

Squeeze compares normalized basis and delta across several time horizons. It highlights moments when positioning pressure and directional flow align, especially around short- and long-squeeze conditions.

Ultimate is a volume-analysis panel for comparing activity, direction, and imbalance across several timeframes. It brings together PVSRA candle coloring, up/down volume estimates, delta, divergences, and summary tables.

Waves combines a WaveTrend-style oscillator, MoneyFlow, divergences, an extra moving average, and multi-timeframe context. Use it to judge momentum direction, identify stretched conditions, and spot disagreement between price and the oscillators.

Zen is a multi-layer directional model built around four core lines, pressure, and confidence. It helps separate permission to trade from timing to execute, so an attractive directional bias is not mistaken for an immediate entry.